Survey of London: Volume 38, South Kensington Museums Area. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1975.
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EXHIBITION BUILDING OF 1862 Capt. F. Fowke, architect (p. 137). Demolished
a. (below). The rising building viewed in 1861 from Lady Hawarden's house at No. 5 Princes Gardens.
Exhibition Building of 1862
(below). The rising building viewed in 1861 from Lady Hawarden's house at No. 5 Princes Gardens.
b. (right). Hoisting groined rib to West Dome on 5 December 1861
Exhibition Building of 1862
(right). Hoisting groined rib to West Dome on 5 December 1861
c.(below). View from West Transept on 10 October 1863: Lady Hawarden's house in terrace on right.
Exhibition Building of 1862
View from West Transept on 10 October 1863: Lady Hawarden's house in terrace on right.
d (right). East Dome from gallery flat on 24 January 1862
Exhibition Building of 1862
d (right). East Dome from gallery flat on 24 January 1862